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And the company reasserted its digital credentials by using the brand new Periscope app to live stream the event.

On Wednesday, in remarks that will be construed as directed at the US, he said that the EU had to regain the "digital sovereignty" it had forfeited and reassert its digital independence.

Which is why some of the current generation of women acting, directing and adapting A Doll's House have sought to reassert its feminist credentials.

After the Brexit vote, London needs to reassert its cosmopolitan credentials, hence Khan's slogan London Is Open, which makes the city's growing intolerance towards club culture feel even more like an act of self-mutilation.

After this week's ruling by the W.T.O. that United States steel tariffs are illegal, the Bush administration wants to reassert its credentials as a global leader in free trade.

The Saudis had spent a great deal of money exporting the fundamentalist or Salafi version of Sunni Islam, while Shiite Iran, still smarting from a calamitous war and humiliating armistice with Iraq, was keen to reassert its credentials as the vanguard of the Islamic revolution.

It also reasserted its belief that the opening offer price is undervalued.

After weeks of unrest, the state has reasserted its power.

The Energy Department reasserted its confidence in the company.

"The majority reasserted its majority," Mr. Hamadeh said.

If Ronald Reagan reasserted America's military power, Mr. Clinton reasserted its economic power in the information age.